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Export any Gemini chat as a clean PDF in one click. Save, download, or print it. No account, no limit, no watermark. Save any Gemini conversation as a clean, print-ready PDF - in one click. GEMINI.Vellum is a lightweight Chrome extension that adds a single button to Gemini. Click it, and your open conversation becomes a polished PDF: readable typography, preserved code blocks with syntax colors, tables, math, and the images from your chat. The whole file is built inside your browser, so your conversation never leaves your machine - and it's built to keep up as Gemini changes. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT - Built for long chats. It exports the whole conversation, not just what fits on screen, no cutting off halfway through. - One click. Open a chat, then print, save, or download it as a PDF, done. - A real document, not a screenshot. Selectable text, page breaks, clean margins. - Keeps what matters. Code keeps its colors, tables stay tables, math renders as real formulas, and images come along, in any language, including non-Latin scripts and emoji. - Private by design. The PDF is assembled locally in your browser, your chat is never uploaded to us or anyone else. - Free, and it stays free. No account, no daily limit, no watermark on your document. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any conversation on gemini.google.com. 2. Click the GEMINI.Vellum icon, then "Save to PDF". 3. In the browser print dialog, choose "Save as PDF" and turn off "Headers and footers" for a clean file. Your browser remembers the choice. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO It does one thing on purpose: export the chat you're viewing to PDF. No account, no cloud, no tracking of what you write. PRIVACY Your conversation is processed only in your browser to build the PDF. We collect anonymous, aggregate usage events (for example, that an export succeeded) to keep the extension reliable, never the content of your chats, and nothing that identifies you. Full policy: https://corpvellum.com/privacy Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. "Gemini" is a trademark of Google LLC, used here only to describe compatibility.
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